On 20. nov.. 2007, at 23.51, Didier wrote:
It's called because the packet is selected and a redissection is
triggered
with old frame states (like visited) but only after dissector tables
have
been updated. ie wireshark outputs junk.
Yup. And your patch seems to fix. Will commit.
2007/11/20, Didier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can you share a small capture?
http://wiki.wireshark.org/SampleCaptures?action=AttachFiledo=gettarget=dmp-examples.pcap.gz
Add port 24209 in the preferences.
If register_init_routine() is called I don't see how flags.visited could be
false. cf file.c
[UTF-8?]On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 11:42:12 +0100, Stig Bjørlykke wrote
2007/11/20, Didier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can you share a small capture?
http://wiki.wireshark.org/SampleCaptures?action=AttachFiledo=gettarget=dmp-examples.pcap.gz
Add port 24209 in the preferences.
Thanks.
My problem is
Hi.
In the DMP dissector I build a hash_table with some SEQ/ACK analysis
values the first time the package is dissected (when pinfo-fd-
flags.visited==FALSE). This hash_table is deleted in the dissectors
init routine.
When changing the udp port in the dissectors preferences, from an
Stig Bjørlykke wrote:
Hi.
In the DMP dissector I build a hash_table with some SEQ/ACK analysis
values the first time the package is dissected (when pinfo-fd-
flags.visited==FALSE). This hash_table is deleted in the dissectors
init routine.
When changing the udp port in the
On 19. nov.. 2007, at 22.15, Jeff Morriss wrote:
Free it (and recreate it) in a routine registered with
register_init_routine() instead?
I am freeing it in the register_init_routine (which is called), but
does not recreate it before the packages are dissected again. And
with flags.visited
Stig Bjørlykke wrote:
On 19. nov.. 2007, at 22.15, Jeff Morriss wrote:
Free it (and recreate it) in a routine registered with
register_init_routine() instead?
I am freeing it in the register_init_routine (which is called), but
does not recreate it before the packages are dissected
[UTF-8?]On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 22:35:14 +0100, Stig Bjørlykke wrote
On 19. nov.. 2007, at 22.15, Jeff Morriss wrote:
Free it (and recreate it) in a routine registered with
register_init_routine() instead?
I am freeing it in the register_init_routine (which is called), but
does not
